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Tagged with: New York Times

In endless US wars, some people matter, and some people don’t

Author Norman Solomon talks about the human toll of the military machine—and why we so rarely hear about it.

Let’s talk, for real, about taxes

Almost everything wrong with the US economy is the result of tax cuts for the wealthy. SF shouldn't make the same mistake.

Leigh Wells transcends collage to diagram emotional states

The Sausalito artist and commercial illustrator turned to abstract art for its evocations of life's interior regions

The New York Times suddenly discovers that neoliberal globalism was a massive fail

But the paper, like so many political leaders, refuses to admit any responsibility for the crisis that threatens humanity.

Shamann Walton’s path—and his message

An autobiography tells of a childhood of drugs, violence, and incarceration—and the change that led to a successful political career.

The ugly side of Silicon Valley

A new book puts the history of Stanford, Palo Alto, and the tech industry in a very critical, and very relevant, perspective.

This time, it’s Nashville. I have lived with this horror my entire life.

I am of the lockdown, hide, run-for-your-life school-shooting generation. Since politicians can't seem to act, I fear for the next generation.

Michael Shellenberger, who says progressives ruin cities, has alarming transphobic tweets

Why would anyone take this person's political opinions seriously any more?

Under the Stars: Outside Lands shows local love in 15th anniversary announcement

No Vacation, Fake Fruit, and Orion Sun join fest's lineup. Plus: upcoming live gigs!

Garage punk power trio free jazz? It was the moment for James Brandon Lewis

At SFJAZZ for Noise Pop, the Sonny Rollins-anointed saxophonist burned the house down.